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Rob Jebb, Bingley Harriers, stormed up the second climb of the Black Combe fell race in around 16 minutes which was a full two minutes quicker than his nearest rival Ricky Lightfoot could muster. Jebbstill had a minutes and fifty seconds in hand at the finish over Lightfoot.

Natalie White now running for Kendal Harriers had an equally impressive victory in the women's race.

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Ian Holmes, Bingley Harriers, proved that age still isn't catching up with him by running away with the Half Tour of Pendle yesterday, with Jo Waites winning the womens race.

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The next race in the Northern Runner/Esk Valley Winter Fell Race Series is the previously postponed Clay Bank East. This will take place on Sunday 14th March starting at 10.30am. For a detailed description of the route and an OS map click the link.

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Thanks to everyone who came into the Shop for our 'Double-header' Saturday on March 6th. If anyone wants a copy of the Charlie Spedding book, and wants it signed, then please come on down to the shop, we can take details and get the Great Man himself to do that for you. There is NO EXTRA COST for this service!

This years OMM will take place on the 30th/31st October. For those unfamiliar with the Mountain Marathons and the OMM: Founded 1968 the OMM is the originator of the 2 day mountain marathon

type event. Formerly known as the Kimm or Karrimor International

Mountain Marathon it is for teams of 2, carrying all clothing,

equip...ment, tent, sleeping bag, food for 36 hours, navigating ones

own route and including an overnight camp. The event is recognised

internationally as the leading challenge of its kind and a significant

event in the adventure racing calendar.

There are a few changes this year as follows:The first key change must be advised as we open the entries.

Sustainability is about being welcome back to any area we visit and

therefore reducing and containing environmental impact is always a key

concern.

To achieve this we have added an extra class between the B &C classes

in order to reduce the number of feet visiting each control.However

the total number of entrants is unchanged.

*The original 'C' class* will now be called 'D' class and is the same

distance & climb as the old 'C' Class. *The new 'C' Class* is intended

to be a transition between the traditional linear course and the score

courses. At certain stages on the course competitors will need to

select which controls they want to visit. The result will still be

based on time and not points as the score class is.

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